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The Washington critic., 1887-12-06

TAKING \ CONSTITUTIONAL.
each of them issue II card, which en-
titles to admission TO the ring and TO all
the privileges have named. Saturday
afternoons will be set aside for matinees
for the young ladies and gentlemen
whose attendance at school intcrfcrcs
with their presence at the Riding Aca-
deny during the week. The subscribers
payment includes this privilege for the
younger members of his family"
THE MUSIC NIGHTS.
"What are the music nights, to which
you refer?"
at has become quite popular in New
York to ride by music, and is one of the
great features of the clubs there, and |
feel confident will be quite rs popular
here. Two or three times week we
will have band of good music. Music,
you know, draws people together, and
think rather tends TO promote good fel-
lowship. 1t makes them socablc, and
it is very inspiring to go through evolu-
tions on horseback to the strains of n
good band. l propose, on music nights,
to have as many subscribers in the ring
as possible, and those of the subscribers,
or their families, who don't care to ride
have the exclusive use of the galleries.
These occasions, apart from their benefit
in teaching riders to manage their
horses, are very pleasant, and the drills
on horseback are very beautiful"
POLO CLUB PROPOSED.
"a polo club will also be organized Of
the best riders in the city, and the
ponies they use will be thoroughly
trained. The polo games will, of course,
be Il great attraction. Then we will
have paper chases and fox hunts, with
as good pack of hounds us there is in
the country. In the ring there will also
be exhibitions of lcaping, and, we will
see if some one can beat Leo's record of
six feet four inches"
"How is the academy to be managed?"
"The head riding-master will be con-
tinually in attendance, Mrs. Middleton,
an accomplished lady tutor, will have
charge of the lady pupils, or as,many as
desire her instruction, and j would like
to say right here that during the ladies'
hours the building is exclusively for
their use, and that no criticisms are al
lowed. Prof. Gilman, formerly of the
Illppodromc Franchise, in Paris, and
Mr.. Ryder, one of the best cross-country
equestrians in the United States, will be
the other two instructors. The latter
gentleman will accompany parties into
the country. The grooms, who will be
Englishmen, will be in livery and num-
bered."
What arrangements will be made for
subscribers who do not own horses?"
In this department there will be l50
stalls 5X0 feet, and large number of
box stalls. of this number 100 will be
for horses that will board with me. and
the other fifty for saddle horses of my
own for subscribers who wish TO hire
them. The stable, if do siy it. will be
second to no otherin the world, the feed
will be of the very best, and by ii o'clock
in the morning lady can walk through
the stable without the slightest fear of
soiling her shoes or rencountcring an un-
pleasant odor. Tho horses will be
thoroughly gated TO the walk, fox trot,
single foot and pal.pp. aud t!!e.e viii be
The Washington critic., 1887-12-06

OF all the suburbs of Washington, none
more Healthful, none more accessible.
is
And MalaIIaI Patients Visiting
Takoma Park Is hut six miles from the capit
press, via trains on Metropolitan Branch of the u
sunday church trains, day and evening, as per tn,
WEEK
Trains leave Washington for Takoma at 0:35,
Z, 11:2Op. IN.
Trains leave Takoma for Washington at 7;2o
i;52, 713, 500, y. IN.
Trains leave for 'rokoma, $40 a. IN, 11O, 80
Trains leave for Wasngton 7:i3 sos 1910
The drives TO Takoma Park are the finest out
most of those desiring TO see the most beautifi
roads are graded and gravced, force Of men i
order. II Is noteworthy that while there Is u III
subdivisions, interest In Iakoma Park has steadi
chases for residence have continued uminterrtl
among the very best citizens of the District. Inc
those who have purchased lots In Takoma PA
built villas, while most of the balance are intend
OHIO.
Hon. Thomas Cherrington,
Governor ]. Il. Foraker,
Hon. c. II. Grosvcnor NJ. G.
Hon. a. c. Thompson, NJ. q.
Corey !. Bush.
VIRGINIA.
Rev. Dir. Robert McMurly, LII. d.
Mrs. Cady, widow of Colonel Cady. con-
tractor of Washington Water Works y.
Y. Central Il. f., Erie Canal, c. ~ o. X,
r., &c, Nc.
Mrs. J. +. Hcironomous,
=. Howard GoshUrn,
Virginia Parkins,
George J.. Bitter
pENNSYLVANJA.
Mrs. Mary q. Becker,
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. A. c. James.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Francis i. Endicott,
KANSAS.
Howard T. Woods.
TAI
W. L. skinner,
Byron \. Ford,
! u. Maris,
| Thomas l.. Woods
/ Silas l.. Gillctt,
c. NJ. Heaton, jr.,
WASH
Hon, Matthew G. Emery, President Second
National Bank;
Henry c. Swain, Cashier Second National
Bank;
lIillman A. Hall,
b. II, Warner, President Columbia National
Bank;
George II. H. White Cashier National Metro
politan Bank.
WON Pike,
Henry Il. Cooper,
Il. \. Wheclock,
\. s. Pratt,
W. o. Douglass,
Miss Harriet Hammond,
Colonel John Il. Thompson,
Janet u. Richards,
Emma Reese
Mrs. Adcline n. Chaker,
Mrs. Jane l.. Munroe,
Mary NJ. Campbell
Frances d. Brass
Marie Il. Sylvester,
Joseph Allen,
NJ. i. Remington,
William Redin Woodward,
Ida Finch,
Henry II. Gilfrey,
Elizabeth Green,
J. II. johnson,
Mrs. Lane
i. A. Ford,
j. Vance Lewis,
Mrs, John Chamberlin,
L. +. Dudley,
Will. Cox,
Ira ]. Baker.
Mrs, Hopperton,
II. f. Dudley,
Rev. Mr.. Ramsdell,
Mrs. S. l.. Ford,
Norman Brainard,
DR.. Bliss,
Mrs Harrison,
Angus Lamond of Lamond's
Harriet l.. Harris,
Mrs. Lucy Corse,
MIR, McDermou,
Mrs. Harriet ordway,
e. l.. Favorite,
Miss Amanda Garrett,
Mr. GTiCe,
Mrs. Neil,
Captain buchanan, U, s, A.;
Miss NJ. NJ. Richardson,
Miss Marcia Richardson,
Miss Polcr,
Professor j. Owen Dorsey,
Mr. Meyers,
Nine. Pearlic,
Miss FentOn,
And m
OF the healthfulness of Takoma Park mucl
level of Washington city, nbOmds In delil
MALARIA, has a neycrfailing supply Of the pI
quitoes, and possesses every advantage possible
well understood are the healthiul advantages OF
u sanitarlum is probable.
In striking contrast to the cxorbitant prlc
>calites possessing not ono-haf the advantages
Lots in Takoma Park may
to six cel
For further particulars applyto
- ~
The Washington critic., 1887-12-06
Malaria is Unknown
And NaIaIlh Patients Visiting the Park are Speedily Cured

being constantly at work keeping the ground
lull In the demand for property in other subur
dly Increased, as is evidenced In the fact that
The resident population is made up f
included in the list Of purchasers Of lots are a
ancy, rather than for speculative purposes. Am
Park are the following, many of whom have alre
nding 10 do so at an early day:
MARYLAND.
Mrs. Z. p. Nixdorif,
Mrs. S. d. Buck,
Samuel soper,
Mrs. c. b. Gracey,
Mr.. Weirhcim,
Il. l.. Steiner.
n NEW YORK.
r. Mrs. salomc stricltler,
Miss Sue Strickler,
Mr.. Lydecker.
TENNESSEE.
Professor John Lowery.
IOWA.
Mrs. Agnes C. Jones,
ihhi@'Ni's
Elizabeth Pears.
NEW JERSEY.
Mrs. Mcwilliam.
AKoMA.
Rev. c. II. Remington,
Miss Carrie \. Longiellow
Miss Eliza Z. Bitter,
J. J.. Thomas,
NJ. J. Wine.
nd Mr.. Haynes,
Mr.. Bailey,
ial Hersey Munroe,
II. Snowman,
49,, H. L. Gilbert,
''' C. X. Judson,
ro. Courtcnay A. Cooper,
DIR. John n. Bovee,
T.. W. Pratt,
John JOY Edison,
Charles L. Tingley,
Montgomery Cummings
Fanny ]. Dunn,
Annie 4. lIoppcrton,
Abner 4. Longley,
Frank w. Hackett
Mrs. NJ. Il. Crouch,
Louisc G. hicks,
Mary B. Swain,
Come .. Aiken,
l.. C. y ris,
Milton C Barnard,
Mariil; S. Purman,
lrry c. Merchant
Count Antkiew'sA
J. j. s.cigiass,
Seth l.. Ford,
Guy Moses,
Charles X. Ford,
Isaac Jimerson,
Mrs. Page,
General Bingham,
]. II. Kuehlin,
II. c. Bourne,
Herbert Brooks,
Charles Baum,
Mrs. General bingham,
Colonel j. Z. knillln,
Mrs. saycr,
Miss llamlin,
Ida e, Lamond Of Larhonds
Mrs. Trumbull,
Daniel Smith,
Mrs. Veitenhcimer,
o. D, Summey,
Mrs. |. NJ. l., summcy,
Henry Garrett,
Miss Morrill,,
Mrs. NJ. W. parkins,
j. b. kinnear
Mrs. Ourand
Miss Polcr,
DR.. \. ]. Cory,
John smith,
II. \. Cudy,
Mrs. Ellsworth,
Mrs, Hewitt,
i. Z. Priichard,
General Swain,
W. r. Dclaplain
many others.
lch might be said. II Is situated $50 feet abov
,lightml shade, rs ABSOLUTELY ENEMPr +
purcst Chllybeate waters, enjoys immunity from
bic TO be secured in Il suburban retreat In fac
OF rukona Park that the erection, at IN early dl
rlccs demanded for land in some other suburba
d, OF Takoml Park 1t may be stated that
iy be purchased at from t.
ents per foot.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-06
Returning Delegates Banqucted.

A reception was given last evening at the
Temperance Home, 800 Missouri ave. II. w,
to the returning District delegates to the W.
G.. r. U. National Convention ut Nashville
Tenn, Addresses were made by Mrs. G. v
Whitney. Mrs. Il. c. Gilbert, Mrs. Cohen,
Miss Chnse Mrs DIR. Newman, Mr.. La Fetrn'
DIR. Newman, Col. Switzlcr and Mr.. Wood
After music and singing a collation. Wa
served, and the company broke up.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-06
, LBAuGms GRAND OpEHA.HOusE.
Next Week,
CLARA MORRIS.
iIARnIs' ElJOu TnEATRE

E'.STREEr RINK,
II Between 9th and 9TH SITS.
THIS EVENING AT $40.
PROFESSOR o. II. GLEASON
The King of Horse Tanners,
In his marvellous exhibitions of horsemanship,
training and educating wild, vicious
and nervous horses.
The only exhibition of the kind In the world, in
PRODUCING the great and only
GLEASON METHODS.
Parties having horses OF any vicious or bad
habits can have them educated free of charge by
calling ut the Rink to have their horses entered
Reserved seats now on sale at the Rink. ten
era admission, 25c. Reserved seats, 5Oc. Pr-
vate boxes, So and s5.
Different horses every exhibition.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

$500 RIwARn for . remedy that
viii cure - bad osse Of Piles ~ DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

List Of Letters remaining in the Hailey (ldsho)
postofncs for the west ending August -. 1851.
Persons calling any Of these Letters will plsass
ssy "Aavsrttssd."
Bstss, fretnthtck. Phil
Bruce, Alex Heller, John
Bruce 6s Kilby, G ca
CLARK. Nett1e NcKean.
Devine, James Steward, Dora
GUT HAMMER. Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17
Tbo Verdict Upaulmous.

". D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifies: ~ can recommend Electric
Bitters - the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief In every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cured
Of Rheumatism Of 10 years. standing"
Abraham hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio,
xairms 1.-THE best selling medicine ! have
ever handled in my 20 years. experience
10 Electric Bittsrs." Thousands OF other
have added their testimony, 90 that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bittert
do cure All diseases Of the Liver, Kidney
Or Blood. Only hslf-dollar bottle a
J. A. Rupert's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

Ne Print
Carda
Blanks,
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Receipts,
Programs,
Psmphlsts,
Bin Hssds,
Statements
Note Heads.
Letter Hssds,
Visiting Cards.
Funeral Notices,
Wedding Invitations.
And everything else commo1ls
done in . printing Office. Call and
80 samples and learn prices.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17
Buckleu's Aruica Salve.

The best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
.Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. It 10 guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price,
% cents box. For sale by j. A. Rupert
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

"A contract for one OF tho
cruisers to be built for the Navy De.
partment has been awarded to the
Union Iron Works, Of San Francisco,
owned by Prescott, Scott & Co. The
"Co" was formerly Senator Fair. II
probably is yet.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

-Abraham Lincoln only received
900 for bis Cooper Institute speech
an Grafton which Vas admired BY
scholars and applsaded the world
over. What pittancs that seems to
have bssp, nov that Fourth Of July
orators and stump speakers frequently
demand, and receive, $1,000 for q
single address.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17
Manufacturers, Chemists, Governments
PERSONALITIES or Powers,

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Wun,k psnses ps3d. vslusels out0a ~
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

Obstacles to Marriage.
Happy relief from Excuses in early
youth. Nervous debility and all
Chronic special diseases cured by the
New Treatment. Obstacles to mar.
rage removed. Books, Circulars and
Reports sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

In lots OF 100, ons.hslf Of above prioes.
All Of ths above arc generally pro-
nounced the best on the Pacific slope
and coast. They are we'll printed, on
sxtra.th,ok paper, and gotten up so as
70 require the least possible writing.
They are specially adapted to Alturas
county, and cost less to record than
any other blanks Of the same nature.
H-Psrtiss ordering by mail should
sda ! aad ! cent per olank, for post.
ago.
All orders sbonld be addressed to
T. e. PICOTTE,
HALEY, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

Pail and Winter Dress PAttsrus.
Friedman has just received 4 guam.
tity Of choice Fall and Winter Dress
Patterns.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-17

JupaE C0YFIHBERRY, of Clsvels nd,
ssys that DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment cured him. 1t never fails.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01

Prosecuting Attorney Turner and his as
t.at. r. T. Carroll retire from their
Uclcla uues today AMI vii locate IN Tie
Hluseman Block s. y. Clay. Prosecutor
eitrt. ald his assistants. l.. f. Carroll aui
So. o. Eastman. viii occupy their oncal
positions ~ once. sheriff Kinney has sa-
eatsd the JAIL and the new Deputy,
Mr Lewis. viii n once take charge OF
the Jail quarters. County Clerk
Harvey AMI bis assistants remain as
az present. Ireaslreg-eiect S'eb0ins
I'd. taken his oath OF Office aud viii enter
Upon his duties with the new wear Regis
fer OF DEEDS Mccormick continues in his
present quarters as though il was a life Job
Circuit Court Commissioners Wurzburg aud
Caust0cs viii be found in their present
offices Just the same as Of yore. Bishop
ana his new deputies will step into the
Tnrz with will Thus tie new county
3f .ers enter upon their work and the old
ones not re elected vii retire.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01

flss .af i.a o.si lea tias 49, t.e $50
assrl 80 81. i1slel llsiee-'i4a-
tfFef .af.e lll-r.ri .lse-4s.ls ae-eale.e1
a. ea- gymnastics 4.t IS. H. e luess
a 80. ssI sstase4 1855 ca.a.lse - SIS
eE ala tze Johnson 80 t-a s
lsr ae. . a..l f.4g ass-
81 ..s e-sta.- -. S4lu-er sk- a.
t-4E .a- sas 49, a. seq ~ ia .ae e- -
ne a-.l- INK So 80 3 81 ass-s1t hs Is 81
.e la-l laE t-at ae Hrs -o
ass Oh rs te z-saJs
tr.as 80 us bands ael 81 sanger ~ se
Hu 1l9s fr4al 80, opponent Ll-g
.aag1t ts4I.tr .f.l.lr rounds .ast g-t 4sI
tss elt IS 41t yes O. le1 a. laz hattie
eafel srlsr.l se- lei e9en lle re-
tsrr-e- -ec1l.is All pIfl.l gals ln the rN-llg-
.4ara r9.aa. slea kic1euh4us ess
sl. z-d l4sa 4na srtially silanel. A 10
@asl al nls .eel rs rae required Zen sef
4u.is sns % -ls referee ave 10. la favor "
..Et af-1e EiaH e-.ile me tz.t th a.
oatl zat la aat started ID night AGAIN
i4sf sers taae. f4ll Alt t-el r. Sc
4lel -l- kll wleu ls heard the Dis
i-sl.a partially Ia bis .4F3f All r18- OF
n.s 9..f0a al .t.l.lEl s.clcllIu- salret 20
.il p. fl.sl f.lel su.- rleTe. alI aa4.il
e ~ -le ..l.rs- FFke till ~ % his
corner Sea 4e zl1-Az- --s l-al t1sa %
ave i.- chance ID set se as tle rules r.
H -.1 utet Lia ready GA sapt
lle lY8l. lls et--r fet--ee n.s.1l
... slaH ana IRE affair a.ll rlla5-
81 Sailed q draw
aa.l aea stepped mt3 tAe nag .i-tle
fts .,lE hl-uc4e stripped 90
lts EhIle johnson beigtet $50
..aa1s Nl- La..-l- All jack SAM -l
seconds sat Jahany llacn sai
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01

One of tie g'mnoat> is 10 be- built 10y Cramp
&, S4n- enc other ly the Columbia iron
works. Baltlrore The latter is to be S1O
tons md Is fcc. in length Tie picture given
is IL the larger gun boat. Tier length is - be
% feet, breadth. - feet; diait. a. Her inn
dicated horse power viii Lc about 300,
which Is expected 70 give her speed OF
eighteen aida half miles am hour She viii
carry = G-'nch breech loading rifles and "a
secondary battery.
The guns for these vessels are being rapidly
forged ia tie Washington navy yard. The
making If "a -in-h lTeech loading rifle re-
quires about two years time ut "a cost on an
average Of about ID conts pound, 50 that "a
cotton gun w..i cort $4,000
Tho contractors vi tho cruisers arc bound
under severe penalties 60 complete the vessels
within the specified time and ~ tho best
workmanship aad material Ihe g1uboats
ara 20 De- built within a llr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01

The Baltimore is % De- built by Cramp 4
Sons for l.5.5. coo within eighteen months
Her plans, ass well as those Of her sister ships,
were purchased in England She Is expected
O. be- the largest anil fastest cruiser Ia the
world Sac is modelled IL Is said. after "a
Spanish cruiser-th the Reina Recente-now
building on the clyde Her engines viii de
velop ewu horse POWER and her speed Viii
b. about twenly -two miles an hour
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01
n EIcmrEEN rIGmrl SEVEN :

The City Hall will be finished.
The tariff laws viii be revised.
The city charter will % amended.
The polire ,orpe will be increased.
Gamblers VIII not grow rich ia tins city.
The cable road will remain q chestnut
Coloae. >,ockouase will oe elected sen
tr1-.
Kent county viii Try TO build court
house
The Dummy Line Hiil be extended to the
uou Depot.
Grand Rapids will strike oil. gas. coal.
safe or-Ll.uA.
The Masonic home will be established at
ara0l fapii,.
Tine iill free-pIanung Association will
~ organized.
Grsui Rapids will have a base ball club
several oi -Ia perhaps
Tie urvng Park Association viii not
h0i4 q Summer meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01

SAM Haraaoe ANA Charles Beamer. two
.l.at- se.-.i,s. wUi lsht o. a dn.-h fog So
E. s.. .le 4al isme a. Riehenoine gymnasium
lezl saturday lt
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01

Jimmy She0k AMI Clint Slmmonis Will
aaee ten round sparins match a. % D1n-
lel $ gymnasium next Friday night. The
contest vii ~ for SD a side anl gate re-
ceipts the winner fo take everything.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-01

We tsFs -sfze UlI-ler 90 second D4od
1-saDs aar t14la- tzke1 ia sKt14Ese. Eass
re sc Cslerus lusi g. close o1t These u
sf41lels are olt sy.es cls la nrsl-el4ss
ot-eI Aat u. a. good i9f % alers as tas
al1fe saa1lEa-s l->ss NJ heas j. ca4.-
l-sf- tlg.t lglslca' instrument lere
Is d elauee e. nlake l1e cti. ofso happy 4al
k4sI ttsa1 81 l1L-s. ees s.l.s u tie has-
E-lls &c 1tE
UesaNs-
g 8 scfaye Smith ors 81. $50 sels ~ re11s ~.
4 ttaFe frilce organ siK Stops 60
.4.l-fs t1I re organ. lFs stops So
4 clctaff 1tlf organ s.s1f sIll< So
4 31lLzFs Nes ELs ana organ. sl.1t sIopS.
81.
oC-zFe meloaeous s. 60 s25
'aymeuls ca TIE above - - - per
mJll1-
FIAS9e.
octave p' an0 So
tus octave piano. SIS.
los octave upright piano. s..
i thllseflus piano. sltO
AZ Payments oi 8 60 81 per month
TIE above are only ieN OF The bargains
se have Io otef iLr-s sTruments iQllst
ss sold SO once So make T31u. Cal uoA
Sc have tle Hue-l ine oi neN pianos ana
)fsaus I'M lle clty. Come ana see Tor YOUR
self " " kIxBAlI.
D Bso. KS Malaser g tzaal-sf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-28
At3narper Caught.

Yesterday young man engaged
ooard at No. III Tatnall street, nader
lhd name OF L,e, aud as tho houae Ia
pretty well tlled o. present, was pat In
ina 50 m room with Dr.. John Glover. of
Baltimore. Tois morning the doctor
went 70 his taice, aud when he return.
Gu, In about half an horr, found that
nis vaiise had been broken open. and
witnout stopping TO examine and see
Wna' mad been takon, started In pursuit
VI Lee Ha met HIM on Market strest.
Shn affer following him TO the p, W.
81 d. railroad station, telephoned to DO.
nee sta Ion for officsrs, who, when they
arrived, took Lee In custody. When
seaIcned at police station II was foupd
snas ne had on q shirt which the Doctor
han Just received from the laundry last
evening.
ne also had G silver ws.ch, S32. .95 in
money and number of other articles
70 ms pocke.s, among them bsina q
hniahts OF Labor card, issued by A.
seuo.y No, 1902 to Joseph HozuR,
whlch is probably his right name,
ruere was also return ticket over the
r. W. q B. Railroad 10 Chester, Issued
on tna 20 o.h, which caoses the supposi.
sion that he cams hers from that oity
ior the pnrpose of robbtny boarding
houses. Although he con rersed quits |
nusntly last evening with several pe-. |
soos a. the boarding house, whom he |
told that he juss came from Baltimore
and was In search of work, he prot e,ted
aEier his arrest this morning th.t he
coa!d not speak word Of Euglish, He
VIII have tlial before J nd re Cummins
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-28
Sale of Personal Property.

The sale of W. P. Lodge, who resides
near the Practical Farmer, Brandywine
Hundred, was largely attended on Tues
day afternoon, many of the neighbors
coming in and sitting down to a sumptu.
GUS dinner consisting of turkeys and the
usual accompaniments which had been
prepared for the occasion. 1t is needless
to say that the junior member of the firm
of L. W. Stidham 81 Son enjoyed himself
very highly. Among those present were
Mr.. Morrison, who is spoken OF as can.
didate for the sheriffalty, and we suppose
he had an eye to business. He, however,
claimed to be cousin to Mr.. Lodge and
only felt an interest in the successful dis
posal of his property. The auctioneer
having been properly fortified by his ex-
ploits at the table, proceeded to his duty,
and after announcing the terms, he
knocked of articles at the following sat
isfactory rates:
Horses, $50, siO6 Ss4; Q year old colt
S164; cows $50 so, $57, $50, SAT, $50, S62
S53, $40. $45. $50 30, $40. co, $6s, and S4S;
average for Is head OF cows, $51 81 per
head; heifers S21, e23, $21, S22, $31, S25.-
30; shoats % 10 each j; large pigs, S11 to
BIB, hay cutter, $1S, barn wagon $50 and
other articles at fair prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-28
Chfp o. the Old block

The Cleveland Herald. speaking OF
"Ohip o. the Old Block" which will
be presented at the Academy OF Music
for three nights, commencing Thursdsy
evening, sAys: "Mlss Ada Meroae
makes the most of the opportunities
given her In tie role Of Pixey, and her
flushed and artistic performance Of
that part, even without her natural at
tractiveness, would make the play a
success. Mr.. Robert l.. Scott, as the
Commodore, was extremely funny, as
was Harry Miils. as the Jockey, aud
who Is especially pleasing to lovers Of
singing and dancing. These three az
lists, with . good company and comedy,
certainly supply An inexhauGtihle re-
pertoire Of enjoyable humor, music,
singing, dancing and laushab!e special
ties.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-28
BpeoiAI Mention.


Next Monday Little Oorinue, the
brightest jewel Of the stage, will com
meDce an engagement Of one week ut
the Opera House. during which she will
present several of her popular plays.
She will open the engagement In he,
musical travesty "ArcadiA," Of which
II will be remembered she gave the
initial performance In this city LAST
seafon. Since then the play has bsen
rewritten and enlarged, with ssvers
new musical novelties introd uced, max
ing 1t the fnest production of the kind
now before the public. She is sup
ported by company of acknowledged
merit, composed OF ffty talented artists,
Who delighted crowded houses 1T the
B Boston Museum for seven consecutive
weeks. AS the engagement opens on
New Years afternoon . magnificent
souvenir will be present ted to every lady
present st either the afternoon or even.
ing performance.